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romney kind of fits that. >> let me ask you about romney. the defense on the health care thing is always that it should be a state policy, in the a federal policy. does that hold up? >> i think he's going to have to do more than that. i think he's going to have to express a profound philosophical difference between what he was trying to do in massachusetts and what obama did. i believe he's going to be able to make that case. how that gets litigated is ultimately between him and the opponents, the other candidates, and the primary voters. but i can't emergency mitt romney isn't aware this is going to be an issue. >> sure. >> -- and the defense of, gee, that's a state, not the federal -- who cares? i was a governor. who cares? you're for it, you're against it, doesn't matter who's doing it. >> but the fact is, look there were republicans throughout the '90s who expands medicaid at the state level in ways that were responsible and didn't bust the budget. and if the federal budget had come in and said, you have to take everybody at 300% of pove
romney kind of fits that. >> let me ask you about romney. the defense on the health care thing is always that it should be a state policy, in the a federal policy. does that hold up? >> i think he's going to have to do more than that. i think he's going to have to express a profound philosophical difference between what he was trying to do in massachusetts and what obama did. i believe he's going to be able to make that case. how that gets litigated is ultimately between him and the...
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this guy, kevin madden, worked for mitt romney, 45% for, 44% against. number one, you agree with him, or do you think this is now irresistible? i would have said a year ago, a lot of people around sarah palin or even six months ago, probably not. after this last year, most of them think, how do you give that up? >> i'll offer my clinical analysis here. i think depending on monday -- if you ask me monday or friday, i have a different answer to that question. and i think that's the genius of it because we continue to talk about it from monday through friday and again on saturday and sunday. the speculation of fever is really what's continuing to drive it. >> romney's decision sort of pushed back the clock. remember when republicans pushed the calendar back a little bit. is it in part, you wait as long as you want because you want to see "a," what does palin do and how does the tea party play out? >> i think it has more to do if you look at 2008, how fast everybody was into the pool. it had to do with the fact that there were so many candidates at 1%. you
this guy, kevin madden, worked for mitt romney, 45% for, 44% against. number one, you agree with him, or do you think this is now irresistible? i would have said a year ago, a lot of people around sarah palin or even six months ago, probably not. after this last year, most of them think, how do you give that up? >> i'll offer my clinical analysis here. i think depending on monday -- if you ask me monday or friday, i have a different answer to that question. and i think that's the genius...
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andy mentioned the names, romney, huckabee, gingrich. the energy we're talking about, the tea party energy has been slow to wed themselves to any particular leader and i would say the person who stands to benefit is someone that existed actions as opposed to words. for me, that's chris christie, who has shown no interest. >> christy is doing all of the try things but i don't think he has the image that will translate into votes. you know what i mean. >> i don't. >> the 2012 election is the revival of the barack obama fan club. he has the base that defies all logic. you need a republican who is exciting and attractive and people want to see. i think that person is mike huckabee. sarah palin would be viable but she has too many negatives. mike huckabee is a dark horse candidate who can get it done. >> i think by bantering around the same names, romney, huckabee, gingrich, we are neglecting to heed the message last night. this election is not an embrace of republicans. it is a second chance of republicans to be what they promised to be long
andy mentioned the names, romney, huckabee, gingrich. the energy we're talking about, the tea party energy has been slow to wed themselves to any particular leader and i would say the person who stands to benefit is someone that existed actions as opposed to words. for me, that's chris christie, who has shown no interest. >> christy is doing all of the try things but i don't think he has the image that will translate into votes. you know what i mean. >> i don't. >> the 2012...
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mitt romney. they're both neck and neck at the top. sarah palin who was the republicanal nominee at 14%. gingrich. ron paul. he ran in 2008. he's at 7%. moving on we've got some current governors. barbour, pawlenty, as is congressman mike presence from indiana at 3% and rick santorum at 2%. he's if former senator from pennsylvania. what all these gentlemen and ladies have in common is they may want to run for the white house but nobody has made any announcements yet. they're popularity named contests. there are some other people we didn't put on there. it's a big list. what if one of these win the nomination. some hypotheticals. let's say it's barack obama and p palin. the president gets 52%. palin gets 44%. romney comes in at 50%. 45% say they would be likely to back the president. and what about a hypothetical 2012 match-up between the president and mike huckabee? 52% for huckabee, 44% for the president. one other thing it's not just the race for the white house that's under way. the battle race for the senate is under way. you've go
mitt romney. they're both neck and neck at the top. sarah palin who was the republicanal nominee at 14%. gingrich. ron paul. he ran in 2008. he's at 7%. moving on we've got some current governors. barbour, pawlenty, as is congressman mike presence from indiana at 3% and rick santorum at 2%. he's if former senator from pennsylvania. what all these gentlemen and ladies have in common is they may want to run for the white house but nobody has made any announcements yet. they're popularity named...
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what about obama versus romney? romney at 50%, obama at 45%. and against huckabee, the president at 44%, and mike huckabee at 52%. 2012, a long way away, but we'll be polling a couple of more times between now and then. >> i think we'll have a couple more polls. >> paul, thank you. my best to mark. hope to have you both on tv very soon. paul steinhauser. >>> your next cnn political update is an hour away. republicans made campaign promises to help america's small businesses. small businesses, the growth of employment in this country. can republicans deliver? we've got answers from small business owners. they agree on one thing. i'll tell you what it is after the break. saved ourselves the hassle. i'm not too sure about this. look at this. [ security agent ] right. you never kick off with sales figures. kicking off with sales figures! i'm yawning. i'm yawning some more. aaaaaaaand... [ snores ] i see your point. yeah. [ snores ] [ male announcer ] we understand.® you need a partner who delivers convenience. next time use fedex office. down the
what about obama versus romney? romney at 50%, obama at 45%. and against huckabee, the president at 44%, and mike huckabee at 52%. 2012, a long way away, but we'll be polling a couple of more times between now and then. >> i think we'll have a couple more polls. >> paul, thank you. my best to mark. hope to have you both on tv very soon. paul steinhauser. >>> your next cnn political update is an hour away. republicans made campaign promises to help america's small...
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we've seen names like romney. the question is, who will be next? and when? >> reporter: just when you thought it was over -- >> cnn is ready to make a major projection, the republicans will take control of the house of representatives. >> it's a massive undertaking, and it's a lot of work. >> reporter: the candidates are back on the road. the calendar may read 2010, but for tim pawlenty, it's 2012. >> something that takes a while to get up and running. and particularly for someone who is not well known, you've got to do that much more and start that much earlier and work that much harder. >> reporter: pawlenty is not the only republican who has made early visits to new hampshire, the first primary state in the nation. barber, gingrich, and former massachusetts governor, mitt romney have already been here several times this year. >> we're happy to have mitt romney here. >> reporter: and while none have formally declared their candidacy, some are certainly sounding presidential. >> don't spend money we don't have, live within our means, and hold true to the va
we've seen names like romney. the question is, who will be next? and when? >> reporter: just when you thought it was over -- >> cnn is ready to make a major projection, the republicans will take control of the house of representatives. >> it's a massive undertaking, and it's a lot of work. >> reporter: the candidates are back on the road. the calendar may read 2010, but for tim pawlenty, it's 2012. >> something that takes a while to get up and running. and...
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mike huckabee, mitt romney, sarah palin coming up at the top of these lists. that's what we're going to be following and talking about that for the next couple of years. that's it for me. "newsroom" continues right after this break. "than you. "10 airbags... daytime running lamps... "onstar automatic crash response. "in case ya didn't see it, that's probably why "msn autos called the cruze "the class of its class right now. that seems pretty clear, doesn't it?" the all-new chevrolet cruze. starting under $17,000. get used to more. ♪
mike huckabee, mitt romney, sarah palin coming up at the top of these lists. that's what we're going to be following and talking about that for the next couple of years. that's it for me. "newsroom" continues right after this break. "than you. "10 airbags... daytime running lamps... "onstar automatic crash response. "in case ya didn't see it, that's probably why "msn autos called the cruze "the class of its class right now. that seems pretty clear,...
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>> if it were not for mass obama care i would like mitt romney. i think michelle bachman would be a great jolt of energy to conservatives, to women, to the party. i think she's a really smart lady. >> sarah palin -- >> larry: are you kidding or do you mean that? >> what kind of question is that, larry? of course, i mean it. >> if she's the nominee obama needs to start -- >> michelle bachman is a pale comparison. >> she's a woman to admire. she's very smart and she's done great things for her state and conservatives love her. >> okay. i'm all for it. michelle bachman. i was going to say go, sarah, go but now i'm all for backman. >> so am i. >> you guys are terrible. >> please, please! >> listen, i think. >> larry: i think ari would complain, too. >> larry, barack obama is the most popular democrat in the country. -- the most popular politician in the country, still, in every poll. sarah palin is actually the most popular republican politician in the country. so, you know, there it goes. go, sarah, go! >> larry: if it looked bad do any of you -- go
>> if it were not for mass obama care i would like mitt romney. i think michelle bachman would be a great jolt of energy to conservatives, to women, to the party. i think she's a really smart lady. >> sarah palin -- >> larry: are you kidding or do you mean that? >> what kind of question is that, larry? of course, i mean it. >> if she's the nominee obama needs to start -- >> michelle bachman is a pale comparison. >> she's a woman to admire. she's very...
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mitt romney, 20%. both ran last time. sarah palin at 14%. newt gingrich at 12%. ron paul, 7%. next page, barbour, pawlenty, pence at 3%. congressman from indiana. rick sanatorium at 2%. i tell you, these early polls, it is all about name recognition. we have a long, long, long way to go in this one. cray? >> yes, thanks paul. >>> the votes, the candidates, the balance of power. watch the next political ticker in an hour. >>> chances are if you win the lottery you have thought of how to spend the money. well, we want you to hear from a couple who says they have everything they need already. so, they just decided to help others. >>> but first, flashback. november 4th, 1967. the day smoky robinson and the miracles released the single "i second that emotion." it was the group's second number one hit. the first one, "shop around." ♪ [ male announcer ] a little bit of this, a touch of that... yup, there's a new head chef in the kitchen. introducing new quaker mix up creations. does your breakfast make you amazing? >>> we had to canada where a couple won an $11 million lottery jack
mitt romney, 20%. both ran last time. sarah palin at 14%. newt gingrich at 12%. ron paul, 7%. next page, barbour, pawlenty, pence at 3%. congressman from indiana. rick sanatorium at 2%. i tell you, these early polls, it is all about name recognition. we have a long, long, long way to go in this one. cray? >> yes, thanks paul. >>> the votes, the candidates, the balance of power. watch the next political ticker in an hour. >>> chances are if you win the lottery you have...
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those numbers around and he will have to, especially if someone like sarah palin or someone else, mitt romney, or someone else gets the nomination. >> we know that the election night was bad for democrats but a democratic party leader's saying it could have been even worse? >> yeah. i mean, how could it get worse than 61 seats? but chris van hollen, a democrat of maryland and in the last election cycle he was in charge of all the campaign efforts for house democrats. he put a memo out to his colleagues yesterday, a five-page memo detailing what happened on election day, what led up to it and estimating had the democratic congressional committee, kyra, not pulled money out of some house races and put them into bolstering endangered incumbents they could have lost 15 to 20 more democrats and had an 80-democratic loss in the house. in fact, chris van hollen calls it a political hurricane. this past election cycle. kyra, let me just leave you with this. this is from about somebody on capitol hill who's leaving after 20 years. somebody that our viewers might not know from being on television but h
those numbers around and he will have to, especially if someone like sarah palin or someone else, mitt romney, or someone else gets the nomination. >> we know that the election night was bad for democrats but a democratic party leader's saying it could have been even worse? >> yeah. i mean, how could it get worse than 61 seats? but chris van hollen, a democrat of maryland and in the last election cycle he was in charge of all the campaign efforts for house democrats. he put a memo...
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cnn survey, anderson, that had sarah palin running nearly ten points behind barack obama while mitt romney was running nearly double digits ahead, while huckabee was running ahead. this is barack obama at his weakest point. he's just lost 60 seats and lost independents in an election. if you can't pull ahead of obama now, he's only going to get stronger and tougher over the next year. why is that? one reason may be that she's becoming more of a celebrity than a leader. >> and that's something she attacked candidate obama for during the campaign, as i recall. >> isn't that stunning? remember the mccain ad where, you know, barack obama's biggest celebrity is paris hilton and britney spears but is he ready to lead? you could make that same ad today against sarah palin. >> right. roland -- >> absolutely, anderson. it's -- she is -- she's making a ton of money, we're trying to figure out why. it's the same as kim kardashian -- >> she has held public office. has kim kardashian ever held a job? sarah palin has. >> she's held public office and she quit. she quit her job because she wanted to go ou
cnn survey, anderson, that had sarah palin running nearly ten points behind barack obama while mitt romney was running nearly double digits ahead, while huckabee was running ahead. this is barack obama at his weakest point. he's just lost 60 seats and lost independents in an election. if you can't pull ahead of obama now, he's only going to get stronger and tougher over the next year. why is that? one reason may be that she's becoming more of a celebrity than a leader. >> and that's...
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mitt romney, 20%, palin, 14%, and gingrich 12%. anything could happen, a lot will happen over the next two years. so the poll looked at a hypothetical matchup between pail and not president obama. john king has those results. >> well, we put that hypothetical matchup, palin versus obama in our latest poll and the president comes out ahead right now. 52% to 44%. it won't surprise you especially when you look at this map and how red it came after the 2010 elections. the highest favorability ratings, among conservatives. where she struggles is moderate and independent voters. let's go to 2008 and look at the presidential campaign and dig a little deeper into this matchup. the red states, john mccain, the blue states, barack obama. what about a palin/obama matchup? let's look first in the northeast. this blue was obama country. 55% for the president, 42% for sarah palin in the northeast. big democratic edge there. what about here in the mountain west? you see some blue. obama did okay but john mccain won a lot in the west. almost 20 po
mitt romney, 20%, palin, 14%, and gingrich 12%. anything could happen, a lot will happen over the next two years. so the poll looked at a hypothetical matchup between pail and not president obama. john king has those results. >> well, we put that hypothetical matchup, palin versus obama in our latest poll and the president comes out ahead right now. 52% to 44%. it won't surprise you especially when you look at this map and how red it came after the 2010 elections. the highest favorability...
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where was romney and that's what it boils down to. endorsements mean nothing. >> exactly why christine o'donnell is legitimately, honestly my hero of this election season because we've been forced since september to talk about nothing but christine o'donnell. >> who was down 20 points. >> because she's dominated the news, never mind alvin green in south carolina, but because we've pent so much time talking about christine o'donnell, there are a lot of candidates tonight who were elected because they didn't get any air time. they didn't get the vetting that christine o'donnell did. >> no, no, no. >> i actually think so. >> i think that's probably true. >> yeah. >> because we're not talking -- i mean a difference between the national media, i can assure you that in nevada, they were talking about sharon achel. i can assure you that they were talking about in california they were talking about meg whitman. just because we're talking about sarah palin, in those states. >> but if we're talking about somebody who is down 20 points in the po
where was romney and that's what it boils down to. endorsements mean nothing. >> exactly why christine o'donnell is legitimately, honestly my hero of this election season because we've been forced since september to talk about nothing but christine o'donnell. >> who was down 20 points. >> because she's dominated the news, never mind alvin green in south carolina, but because we've pent so much time talking about christine o'donnell, there are a lot of candidates tonight who...